Linux Networking and Identity Management
About this course
This course offers a practical guide to linking Linux systems to networks and managing access in enterprise environments. You'll learn about user account management, networking essentials like configuring IP addresses and DNS, and advanced techniques such as packet filtering and high-availability setups. Each topic is accompanied by hands-on labs that simulate real-world scenarios, giving you the confidence to work effectively in multi-user Linux environments.
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What you'll learn
- create and modify user accounts and groups
- configure system-wide environment profiles
- set user resource limits
- manage delegated privileges
- integrate Linux systems with LDAP-based directories
- configure IPv4 and IPv6 addressing
- set up hostname and DNS resolution
- verify network service status
- implement bridge and bonding devices
- apply packet filtering rules
- configure reverse proxies and load balancers
Course objectives
- enable Linux systems for network use
- establish user access control
- prepare for enterprise-level network management
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